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A Qantas 747-300 on the Seattle line. This and most of the world's major airliners are now flying with Australian sourced components and parts
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Looking Towards a Brighter Future
In this edition of Australian Aviation, we are proud to feature a special supplement celebrating the 60th anniversary of Hawker de Havilland.
In this multi-billion dollar world of aerospace, it is easy to get blase about mere facts and figures. However, it is worth noting that at age 60, our very own HdH is one of a small surviving group of original aviation companies. Not only that, this once small local manufacturer of offsets in the seventies is now Australia’s largest aerospace company.
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